Mojave Red - 1200 Degree Wood Stove High Temp Paint -

We initially searched for a rattle-can spray paint in dark crimson or maroon in a gloss or semi-gloss to give it a porcelain appearance. No luck so we expanded the search options and found several different variations on red. We liked the Mojave Red but we were concerned it would be too brown and flat to be a proper accent color against black. We were wrong. It turned out to be as good or maybe better than our original ideas.I dry sanded then wet sanded the surfaces. I wiped it down with mineral spirits, let it dry, and then started spraying. A very easy and forgiving paint. If I made a mistake, I let it dry, lightly sanded the spot and continued spraying. I think I applied 4 light coatsAs the picture shows, it looks like a pro painted it. An even, beautiful color which nicely complements the semigloss black.I’d describe the real color as a shade darker than what I perceive in western Native American artwork. Mojave Red is a great name for it.Only complaint is the typical problem with flat paints - it marrs much more easily than a semigloss or gloss. On the other hand, it hasn’t marred yet except where the door gasket compresses. For a flat paint, it performs very well.

Great spray paint. Did exactly what it’s supposed to do. I spray-painted an old 5 foot high metal gas wall heater cover To match the paint on the wall. The adhesion and smooth coverage from the paint was great! And the color wound up matching perfectly to my wall paint. It’s been a year, And it looks as good as the day I painted it.

I recently had the opportunity to try out the Mojave Red 1200 Degree Stove Spray Paint and I must say, I really like it! The paint was very easy to apply and it gave my stove a beautiful, vibrant color.One of the things I appreciated most about this spray paint is how smoothly it went on. The nozzle sprayed evenly and the paint didn't clump or drip. I was able to cover my stove in just a few coats, and the end result was a smooth, glossy finish that really made my stove pop.In addition to being easy to apply, the Mojave Red 1200 Degree Stove Spray Paint held up very well under high temperatures. I used my stove regularly and the paint didn't chip or peel, even after multiple uses. I also appreciated that the paint didn't have any strong odors or fumes, making it safe to use indoors.

A little expensive,but, otherwise a good product.

I bought a couple other brands of high temperature paint and they always burnt off to a strange like orange color. This has actually stayed the color. It was intended to be. It’s on the spot to get super hot. Get a little darker, but it still stays the color I intendedAlso got a lot more per can than I did with a couple of the other brands I was able to paint almost the entire stove with one can where is the other brands I might have to use two cans per coat. I got multiple coats. Almost didn’t have to use the second can to get three coats across this.

Doesn't look anything like the picture on Amazon. Looks like primer. If I need hi-temp primer, I'll buy it. This high priced paint looks just like primer, crap. Wanted to exchange with a blue but Amazon will not take it back. Had 1 day. I'll throttle back on my Amazon purchases. Stuck with hi priced primer. I'd pay to return. No luck. Down almost $100. I'll never paint the stove with this garbage. I'll get local. If my color was Way off, all colors could be too. Don't buy unless you don't mind getting stuck with it.

Works well if you do your prep correctly

Exactly what I needed. Stove turned out great.